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This document is a New York Law360 email newsletter dated October 10, 2018, summarizing various legal news stories, court rulings, and job openings. It includes headlines about lawsuits involving Harvard and NYU law reviews, a suicide of a former Goldman Sachs aide, and various commercial litigation cases. The document mentions 'Epstein' only in the context of a job listing for the law firm 'Epstein Becker & Green, PC'; there is no direct mention of Jeffrey Epstein or his associates.
People (11)
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| Brian 'Tugs' Bowen | Former University of Louisville recruit |
Subject of a trial regarding illegal payments from Adidas.
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| Richard Prince | Visual Artist |
Pushing to end copyright litigation over his Instagram-themed art exhibit.
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| Nicki Minaj | Rap Star |
Accused by a stylist of failing to pay for clothes and styling services.
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| Jonathan Bloom | Attorney |
Of Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, discussed defamation privileges in litigation.
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| Steve Moskowitz | Tax Defense Attorney |
Weighs in on allegations of past tax impropriety by the Trump family.
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| Rob MacAdam | Employee at HighQ |
Discusses Knowledge Management in law firms.
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| Brett Kavanaugh | Supreme Court Justice |
Mentioned regarding his first oral arguments after confirmation.
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| Donald Trump | President |
Mentioned in context of appointing Kavanaugh and family tax history.
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| Bill Stoeri | Attorney |
Named new managing partner of Dorsey & Whitney LLP.
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| Talita Erickson | General Counsel |
Of Barilla Group (Americas), interviewed about legal trends.
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| Nirav Modi | Billionaire Jeweler |
Company owned by him involved in bankruptcy court proceedings.
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2018-10-09
2018-10-10
Ex-Goldman CEO Aide Accused In Wine Theft Leaps To Death
Manhattan hotel
Former assistant to Goldman Sachs CEO
2018-10-10
Job listing for Labor & Employment Associate at Epstein Becker & Green, PC
New York, New York
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Mentioned in news summary regarding illegal secret payments.
Stylist accused Minaj of failing to pay for $73,000 worth of clothes.
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From: New York Law360
To: [Redacted]
Subject: Harvard, NYU Law Reviews Biased Against White Men, Suit Says
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2018 07:31:30 +0000
To: [Redacted]
Subject: Harvard, NYU Law Reviews Biased Against White Men, Suit Says
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2018 07:31:30 +0000
Law360 New York
NEW YORK
Wednesday, October 10, 2018
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Wednesday, October 10, 2018
TOP NEWS
Hoops Recruit's Dad Tells Jury Cash Wasn't Only Factor
The father of former University of Louisville recruit Brian "Tugs" Bowen told a Manhattan jury Tuesday that the hoops powerhouse was the right place for his son regardless of cash payments he received, as lawyers for three men accused of funneling illegal secret payments from Adidas to the basketball dad pushed the narrative that they had no criminal intent. Read full article »
The father of former University of Louisville recruit Brian "Tugs" Bowen told a Manhattan jury Tuesday that the hoops powerhouse was the right place for his son regardless of cash payments he received, as lawyers for three men accused of funneling illegal secret payments from Adidas to the basketball dad pushed the narrative that they had no criminal intent. Read full article »
Harvard, NYU Law Reviews Biased Against White Men: Suit
The law reviews at Harvard Law School and the New York University School of Law discriminate against white men when selecting their members and which articles they will publish, according to a pair of suits filed in Massachusetts and New York federal courts. Read full article »
The law reviews at Harvard Law School and the New York University School of Law discriminate against white men when selecting their members and which articles they will publish, according to a pair of suits filed in Massachusetts and New York federal courts. Read full article »
Ex-Goldman CEO Aide Accused In Wine Theft Leaps To Death
A former assistant to the CEO of Goldman Sachs who was expected to plead guilty on Tuesday to stealing $1.2 million in rare wines from his former employer was found dead at a Manhattan hotel that afternoon in an apparent suicide. Read full article »
A former assistant to the CEO of Goldman Sachs who was expected to plead guilty on Tuesday to stealing $1.2 million in rare wines from his former employer was found dead at a Manhattan hotel that afternoon in an apparent suicide. Read full article »
Royal Park Can't Revive $3.7B RMBS Suit, NY Court Rules
A New York appellate court said Tuesday that a lower court was right to toss Royal Park Investments SA/NV's $3.7 billion suit accusing four major banks of committing fraud in connection with the sale of residential mortgage-backed securities, finding the Belgian bank did not have standing to bring negligence and fraud claims. Read full article »
A New York appellate court said Tuesday that a lower court was right to toss Royal Park Investments SA/NV's $3.7 billion suit accusing four major banks of committing fraud in connection with the sale of residential mortgage-backed securities, finding the Belgian bank did not have standing to bring negligence and fraud claims. Read full article »
2nd Circ. Mulls Unsettled McDonnell Issues In Guinean Case
A convicted former Guinean mining minister's attorney told an appeals court panel on Tuesday that the Supreme Court's McDonnell ruling should apply to foreign bribery law, leading one appellate judge to muse that the Second Circuit has yet to limit the ruling to specific laws. Read full article »
A convicted former Guinean mining minister's attorney told an appeals court panel on Tuesday that the Supreme Court's McDonnell ruling should apply to foreign bribery law, leading one appellate judge to muse that the Second Circuit has yet to limit the ruling to specific laws. Read full article »
INSURANCE
Insurer Must Pay $1.2M In Tainted Milk Row, 2nd Circ. Told
Harleysville Worcester Insurance Co. on Tuesday urged the Second Circuit to uphold a ruling that it is entitled to reimbursement from Wesco Insurance Co. for nearly $1.2 million Harleysville shelled out defending and settling two suits accusing a trucking company of delivering contaminated milk to a dairy plant, saying that Wesco forfeited its primary arguments. Read full article »
Harleysville Worcester Insurance Co. on Tuesday urged the Second Circuit to uphold a ruling that it is entitled to reimbursement from Wesco Insurance Co. for nearly $1.2 million Harleysville shelled out defending and settling two suits accusing a trucking company of delivering contaminated milk to a dairy plant, saying that Wesco forfeited its primary arguments. Read full article »
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Ex-Marks Paneth Accountant Charged In $2M IP Scheme
Federal authorities in Florida have arrested the former managing partner of a Manhattan accounting firm on charges he defrauded investors of $2 million through a sham intellectual property company he created. Read full article »
Federal authorities in Florida have arrested the former managing partner of a Manhattan accounting firm on charges he defrauded investors of $2 million through a sham intellectual property company he created. Read full article »
Shareholder Fires Back At Dismissal Bids In 6D Global Suit
A 6D Global Technologies Inc. shareholder on Friday swatted back at a trio of dismissal bids in New York federal court, deriding "feeble attempts" by the company, its former directors and a private equity firm's CEO to escape claims that they allowed the digital marketing company's share price to be manipulated. Read full article »
A 6D Global Technologies Inc. shareholder on Friday swatted back at a trio of dismissal bids in New York federal court, deriding "feeble attempts" by the company, its former directors and a private equity firm's CEO to escape claims that they allowed the digital marketing company's share price to be manipulated. Read full article »
PRODUCT LIABILITY
Starbucks Sued Over White Chocolate Energy Drink Labeling
A New York Starbucks customer is suing the coffee chain in Manhattan federal court, claiming it has deliberately deceived customers by selling white chocolate-flavored energy drinks that do not contain white chocolate. Read full article »
A New York Starbucks customer is suing the coffee chain in Manhattan federal court, claiming it has deliberately deceived customers by selling white chocolate-flavored energy drinks that do not contain white chocolate. Read full article »
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Instagram Art Show Was Fair Use, Richard Prince Says
Visual artist Richard Prince is pushing to end copyright litigation over his Instagram-themed art exhibit, arguing he was allowed to display largely unaltered versions of other artists' images because he used them in "a radically different aesthetic context." Read full article »
Visual artist Richard Prince is pushing to end copyright litigation over his Instagram-themed art exhibit, arguing he was allowed to display largely unaltered versions of other artists' images because he used them in "a radically different aesthetic context." Read full article »
MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT
Nicki Minaj Didn't Return Rental Clothes, NY Stylist Claims
A professional stylist accused rap star Nicki Minaj in New York state court on Friday of failing to pay for $73,000 worth of clothes and styling services, saying he was now facing "serious financial hardship" because she stiffed him. Read full article »
A professional stylist accused rap star Nicki Minaj in New York state court on Friday of failing to pay for $73,000 worth of clothes and styling services, saying he was now facing "serious financial hardship" because she stiffed him. Read full article »
EMPLOYMENT
Bloomberg Workers Seek $13.8M In Costs, Fees In OT Suit
A class of Bloomberg LP help desk representatives have told a New York federal judge they are entitled to $13.77 million in attorneys' fees and costs in their suit alleging the company wrongfully excluded them from overtime pay, the same day the parties sought final approval of a settlement in the case. Read full article »
A class of Bloomberg LP help desk representatives have told a New York federal judge they are entitled to $13.77 million in attorneys' fees and costs in their suit alleging the company wrongfully excluded them from overtime pay, the same day the parties sought final approval of a settlement in the case. Read full article »
Ill. Atty Accused Of Defaming EB-5 Fund To Chinese Investors
The U.S. Immigration Fund LLC has sued an Illinois attorney, his business partner and a Hong Kong consulting firm for fraud and defamation in New York state court, alleging they defrauded the EB-5 center out of millions by making false statements about the center to Chinese investors seeking EB-5 visas and inducing them to withdraw their capital from the fund. Read full article »
The U.S. Immigration Fund LLC has sued an Illinois attorney, his business partner and a Hong Kong consulting firm for fraud and defamation in New York state court, alleging they defrauded the EB-5 center out of millions by making false statements about the center to Chinese investors seeking EB-5 visas and inducing them to withdraw their capital from the fund. Read full article »
BANKRUPTCY
FIKA's Proposed $11M Sale To Ch. 11 Lender Approved
FIKA, a bankrupt New York City coffee chain inspired by Swedish coffee culture, inched forward Tuesday in its bid to sell the business to its secured lender in Chapter 11 for roughly $11.4 million and remain in operation. Read full article »
FIKA, a bankrupt New York City coffee chain inspired by Swedish coffee culture, inched forward Tuesday in its bid to sell the business to its secured lender in Chapter 11 for roughly $11.4 million and remain in operation. Read full article »
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COMPANIES
Adidas AG
Agri-Mark Inc.
Altman Weil Inc.
Amazon.com Inc.
American Bar Association
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Barilla Holding SpA
Barnes & Noble Inc.
Bayer AG
Bloomberg
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Chicago Bar Association
Credit Suisse Group AG
Delek Drilling
Deutsche Bank AG
Equifax Inc.
First Republic Bank
Fordham University
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
HSBC Holdings PLC
HighQ Solutions Ltd.
Honeywell International Inc.
Instagram Inc.
Intel Corp.
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Kraft Foods Inc.
LexisNexis Group
LinkedIn Corp.
Lone Star Funds
M&T Bank Corp.
Adidas AG
Agri-Mark Inc.
Altman Weil Inc.
Amazon.com Inc.
American Bar Association
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Barilla Holding SpA
Barnes & Noble Inc.
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Equifax Inc.
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HSBC Holdings PLC
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Honeywell International Inc.
Instagram Inc.
Intel Corp.
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Kraft Foods Inc.
LexisNexis Group
LinkedIn Corp.
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Ampal Reaches $150M Deal To Resolve Gas Row With Egypt
Bankrupt Ampal-American Israel Corp. has reached a $150 million deal to resolve several arbitrations involving Egypt and two state-owned oil and gas companies — one of which resulted in a $1.033 billion arbitral award against Egypt — stemming from a terminated natural gas deal, according to documents filed in New York bankruptcy court. Read full article »
Bankrupt Ampal-American Israel Corp. has reached a $150 million deal to resolve several arbitrations involving Egypt and two state-owned oil and gas companies — one of which resulted in a $1.033 billion arbitral award against Egypt — stemming from a terminated natural gas deal, according to documents filed in New York bankruptcy court. Read full article »
CORRECTED: Ex-Exec Of Modi Jewelry Co. Seeks Access To D&O Coverage
The ex-president of a company owned by billionaire jeweler Nirav Modi on Thursday asked a New York bankruptcy court for an order allowing one of his company's directors and officers insurance to pay for his legal defense, saying the policy proceeds are not estate property. Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly identified the individual filing the motion. The error has been corrected. Read full article »
The ex-president of a company owned by billionaire jeweler Nirav Modi on Thursday asked a New York bankruptcy court for an order allowing one of his company's directors and officers insurance to pay for his legal defense, saying the policy proceeds are not estate property. Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly identified the individual filing the motion. The error has been corrected. Read full article »
BANKING
NCUA Seeks Sub To Bring RMBS Suit Against Deutsche Bank
The National Credit Union Administration has urged a New York federal judge to allow the substitution of a new plaintiff to pursue claims against Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. over a number of residential mortgage-backed securities trusts, arguing that this swap would address standing issues highlighted in a similar suit brought by the agency against U.S. Bank. Read full article »
The National Credit Union Administration has urged a New York federal judge to allow the substitution of a new plaintiff to pursue claims against Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. over a number of residential mortgage-backed securities trusts, arguing that this swap would address standing issues highlighted in a similar suit brought by the agency against U.S. Bank. Read full article »
ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL
High Court Won't Review NY Honeywell Cleanup Fight
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to resurrect a suit by upstate New York residents against Honeywell International Inc. that accused the company of exposing them to "hazardous concentrations of toxic vapor" during a cleanup of Onondaga Lake. Read full article »
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to resurrect a suit by upstate New York residents against Honeywell International Inc. that accused the company of exposing them to "hazardous concentrations of toxic vapor" during a cleanup of Onondaga Lake. Read full article »
REAL ESTATE & DEVELOPMENT
NYC Real Estate Week In Review
More than a dozen law firms landed work on the largest New York City transactions for which deeds were filed last week, with Loeb & Loeb LLP helping Bank of New York Mellon Corp. land a $352 million purchase of an office building one block north of One World Trade Center. Read full article »
More than a dozen law firms landed work on the largest New York City transactions for which deeds were filed last week, with Loeb & Loeb LLP helping Bank of New York Mellon Corp. land a $352 million purchase of an office building one block north of One World Trade Center. Read full article »
Real Estate Rumors: FPA, Pentaurus, Mautner-Glick
FPA Multifamily has reportedly bought an Illinois apartment complex for $65 million, real estate investment firm Pentaurus is said to have picked up 60 Florida town homes for $13 million, and Mautner-Glick has reportedly bought two New York residential and retail buildings for $19 million. Read full article »
FPA Multifamily has reportedly bought an Illinois apartment complex for $65 million, real estate investment firm Pentaurus is said to have picked up 60 Florida town homes for $13 million, and Mautner-Glick has reportedly bought two New York residential and retail buildings for $19 million. Read full article »
EXPERT ANALYSIS
Defamation In Litigation: A Primer On Privileges In NY
Under New York law, statements made in court and other litigation-related communications are, in most cases, privileged. But these privileges have limits, and it behooves litigants — particularly those inclined to speak publicly about their cases — to be aware of them, says Jonathan Bloom of Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP. Read full article »
Under New York law, statements made in court and other litigation-related communications are, in most cases, privileged. But these privileges have limits, and it behooves litigants — particularly those inclined to speak publicly about their cases — to be aware of them, says Jonathan Bloom of Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP. Read full article »
Opinion
Trump Family Tax History: A Professional Evaluation
From his perspective as a tax defense attorney for the past 30 years, Steve Moskowitz of Moskowitz LLP weighs in on the allegations of past tax impropriety by the Trump family. Read full article »
Trump Family Tax History: A Professional Evaluation
From his perspective as a tax defense attorney for the past 30 years, Steve Moskowitz of Moskowitz LLP weighs in on the allegations of past tax impropriety by the Trump family. Read full article »
Knowledge Management: An Unsung Hero Of Legal Innovation
As technology evolves, law firms are increasingly looking for ways to improve communication, transparency and service for their clients. Firms should put knowledge management at the core of their value proposition to create a competitive advantage, says Rob MacAdam at HighQ. Read full article »
As technology evolves, law firms are increasingly looking for ways to improve communication, transparency and service for their clients. Firms should put knowledge management at the core of their value proposition to create a competitive advantage, says Rob MacAdam at HighQ. Read full article »
LEGAL INDUSTRY
Gains Stall For Female Partners In Numbers, Salaries
The number of female equity partners at top law firms has barely budged in more than a decade, with few signs of women making significant inroads into the upper tiers of management or earning as much as men, according to a report from the National Association of Women Lawyers. Read full article »
The number of female equity partners at top law firms has barely budged in more than a decade, with few signs of women making significant inroads into the upper tiers of management or earning as much as men, according to a report from the National Association of Women Lawyers. Read full article »
Justice Kavanaugh Not Shy At 1st Supreme Court Arguments
Justice Brett Kavanaugh got off to a quick start at the U.S. Supreme Court following a rocky confirmation battle over sexual misconduct claims that divided the nation, asking numerous questions Tuesday at his first pair of oral arguments just days after he was sworn in as President Donald Trump's second appointee to the high court. Read full article »
Justice Brett Kavanaugh got off to a quick start at the U.S. Supreme Court following a rocky confirmation battle over sexual misconduct claims that divided the nation, asking numerous questions Tuesday at his first pair of oral arguments just days after he was sworn in as President Donald Trump's second appointee to the high court. Read full article »
When A Justice's Vote Is Pivotal, Politics Rules: Study
A closely divided high court is more likely to hand down decisions that were determined on ideological grounds and were intended to reshape the law, rather than relying on legal precedent, new research shows. Read full article »
A closely divided high court is more likely to hand down decisions that were determined on ideological grounds and were intended to reshape the law, rather than relying on legal precedent, new research shows. Read full article »
Dorsey & Whitney Names New Managing Partner
Minneapolis-based Dorsey & Whitney LLP on Tuesday named Bill Stoeri, a trial lawyer who has worked at the law firm for more than 30 years, as its new managing partner starting next year. Read full article »
Minneapolis-based Dorsey & Whitney LLP on Tuesday named Bill Stoeri, a trial lawyer who has worked at the law firm for more than 30 years, as its new managing partner starting next year. Read full article »
Feature
Chicago Courts Join Judiciary's Sex Harassment Reckoning
After disciplining a judge for allegedly sexually harassing a prosecutor, Chicago's court system this month is set to hold its first-ever training on sexual harassment for all of its nearly 400 judges, part of a growing trend in state courts as they grapple with #MeToo. Read full article »
Chicago Courts Join Judiciary's Sex Harassment Reckoning
After disciplining a judge for allegedly sexually harassing a prosecutor, Chicago's court system this month is set to hold its first-ever training on sexual harassment for all of its nearly 400 judges, part of a growing trend in state courts as they grapple with #MeToo. Read full article »
Adidas Taps Bayer US Legal Head For New General Counsel
The former head of legal for Bayer U.S. has been appointed general counsel of Adidas AG, the Germany-based sportswear manufacturer said Tuesday. Read full article »
The former head of legal for Bayer U.S. has been appointed general counsel of Adidas AG, the Germany-based sportswear manufacturer said Tuesday. Read full article »
Interview
15 Minutes With Barilla's Americas General Counsel
General counsel of the Americas for Barilla Group, Talita Erickson, recently spoke to Law360 about what she looks for in outside counsel, what she thinks about the billable hour, and the recent regulations that have had the most impact on her business. Read full article »
15 Minutes With Barilla's Americas General Counsel
General counsel of the Americas for Barilla Group, Talita Erickson, recently spoke to Law360 about what she looks for in outside counsel, what she thinks about the billable hour, and the recent regulations that have had the most impact on her business. Read full article »
Legal Tech Download: A Lawsuit-Generating Chatbot
The world of legal technology is quickly evolving, with new products coming to market in rapid succession. Here, Law360 takes a look at five recent developments. Read full article »
The world of legal technology is quickly evolving, with new products coming to market in rapid succession. Here, Law360 takes a look at five recent developments. Read full article »
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